Maritza Felix began her journalistic career since she enrolled at the university. She completed her internship at Radio Sonora and Televisa Sonora, then became the programming director and on air talent at XEDJ in her hometown Magdalena de Kino.
In 2004, she joined Periodicos Healy,[1] working for El Imparcial[2] and La i. In 2006 she moved to the United States and from Los Angeles, California, she began writing the first chapters of a book that is still in process.
In 2009, Félix moved to Phoenix, Arizona, and joined the team of collaborators of Prensa Hispana,[3] the largest Spanish-language publication in Spanish in Arizona and one of the most renowned publications in the United States.
In 2014, she joined the Telemundo Arizona team as a journalist, writer and producer. In 2016, she won her first two Emmy awards, making "Enfoque Arizona" an award-winning political and community show.[4]
She has been a collaborator for important national and international media such as Javier Solórzano's news program on Radio Fórmula,[5] in Mexico; NTN24[6][7][8] Colombia; Radio Qué Pasa, in North Carolina,[9] the public television station in Finland,[10] Puente Project, Telemax, Uniradio,[11] Grupo Larsa,[12] Organización Editorial Mexicana.[13]
In addition, she did an investigative report for a documentary at Discovery Channel Latin America called "Mysteries of the Faith". She is the international representative of the Spanish organization Oceanidas [14][15][16] in the United States and North America.
In her career, she has had collaborations with Univision (television and radio), Azteca América, TV Azteca, Onda 1190 AM,[17] Latino Vibe 95.1FM,[18] among other media. Now she is a journalist, producer and writer on Telemundo Arizona.[19]